0.1
This is the first release.

0.2
Applied patch by Dan Scholnik for video files > 2 GB.

Some other change that may affect scripts you have made:
In the 0.1 release I set video_delay_ms to zero (from 180) in params.c
for DVD.
This because if you did enter delay in the command line it would
start at zero!

Now the video delay specified in the command line is ADDED to the
180 ms.
The 180 ms seems to be the value that causes zero delay between picture
and sound in the DVD players.

So: -D 180,0 now creates a 360 ms delay for video, and the audio will
be 180 ms early in the picture.
Not sure this is the best way, but for consistency, if one adds a delay of
say -D 90, you would expect video to be 90 ms late, not early :-)

This will break old scripts you may have, in those cases simply substract
180 for -D x, or , if x becomes negative because of that, set it to zero
and add the difference.
Example:
Version 0.1:
-D 170,33

Version 0.2:
-D 0,43

If you do not want this, uncomment the following line in main.h:
#define VIDEO_DELAY_MOD
and then do a make;make install

If you are a 'first time user' this does not apply to you.

Version 0.3:
Fix for AC3 in more then 2 channels by Dan Scholnik.
Dropped -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE from Makefile.

